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“As an Early Childcare professional I see so much that can be done to better help working families pay for childcare and pay workers a living wage.
The only thing I have to disagree with is saying that black single moms have a tougher time, in my experience single moms of any race struggle. I have seen many times when they listed the father on their public assistance cases they would lose benefits which should not be. Most of the time the fathers were not in the picture but the moms were forced to name them and then lose benefits.
It has gotten better but not much.”
Lyndele70 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/08/21
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“I’ve worked as an early childhood educator for 14 years and I have never heard a breakdown of childcare history before the way it is broken down in this episode. It was very encouraging and enlightening. A must hear!”
KHC1980 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/23/21
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“We need to talk about this. Thanks for confronting the gaps head on and in an authentic way. Our daycare professionals are a working parent’s valuable partners we could nearly afford.”
MamaG.2g1b via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/20/21
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“I am a WI in home state licensed family child care. I’m hearing so much whining from parents on this pod cast! You don’t have SEVEN kids when you can’t afford them! Are you really expecting the government to fund your daycare bill totally? Should we take money from the public school system to...”Read full review »
wIdaycare via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/21/21
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